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That's exactly the case... I /almost/ been had last year, and I was only saved because the canadian company I worked for still had a remote small (nearly unrela
by buserror 11y ago
That's exactly the case... I /almost/ been had last year, and I was only saved because the canadian company I worked for still had a remote small (nearly unrelated) office in the UK, so I had to re-invoice everything to them.
- kspaans 11y agoSorry if this is naive, but what stops you from adding a 13.5% service charge to the invoice, or just bumping your rates to make up the difference? (Apart from pissing your clients off.)
- buserror 11y agoWell, I don't like to reneg on a deal, and I'm already expensive. the 'service charge' is not something I'd like to see someone do to me :-) No the only technical solution is either to do the full fat VAT, or, play the megacorp and keep the money outside of the country. In a way, it's not difficult to see why bigger companies would do that when you get into a knot like that. I'm just too honest :-)